Connect zero-touch device provisioning to your full asset lifecycle.
Microsoft Windows Autopilot is a cloud-based device deployment and provisioning service that enables IT teams to configure, enroll, and deploy Windows devices out of the box without manual imaging or on-site setup. IT operations and endpoint management teams use Autopilot to streamline new device deployments, resets, and re-provisioning at scale. Connecting Windows Autopilot to Oomnitza ensures that every Autopilot-deployed device is automatically registered in your asset inventory with accurate ownership, configuration, and lifecycle data.
Connect Oomnitza + Microsoft Windows Autopilot in minutes
Integrating Windows Autopilot with Oomnitza syncs device registration, deployment profile, and enrollment status data from Autopilot into your asset management platform, automatically creating or updating asset records as devices are provisioned. IT gains end-to-end lifecycle visibility from the moment a device is Autopilot-registered through its eventual retirement.
Key integration use cases:
- Automatically create Oomnitza asset records when devices are registered in Windows Autopilot.
- Sync Autopilot deployment profile and enrollment status data to corresponding asset fields.
- Populate asset records with hardware details captured during Autopilot device registration.
- Trigger asset assignment workflows in Oomnitza when Autopilot completes a device deployment.
- Track Autopilot enrollment status across your Windows device fleet in real time.
- Identify Autopilot-registered devices that have not yet been assigned to an employee in Oomnitza.
- Correlate Autopilot deployment group assignments with asset classification and location data.
- Automate device record creation during high-volume device refresh or new hire ramp periods.
- Trigger decommissioning workflows in Autopilot and Intune when devices are retired in Oomnitza.
- Build Windows device lifecycle dashboards combining Autopilot deployment data with asset records.
Find more detailed information about our Microsoft Windows Autopilot integration here.
